Ordinance No. 0032 07-28-1950�
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cases expi�e an the 31s1 da�• of
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ORDINANCE N0. �i 2-
AN ORDI�'ANCE RELATINr TO
D,RI�'&IN THF.9TRE8
The Council of the Fillage of
Fcidley doea ordain as follows:
Seetian 1. \o drice-in theatres
ahall be ereeted� maintained ox op-
er¢ted �eithin the 4illage oE Fdd-
ley �ithout n license tUerefor Lav-
ing been obtained from the Villa�ge
Cw�ncil Ly the owner or props3eWr
thereol. 8uch li�censea shall in all
5ectic=n 2. 6uch licrnsea mny be
grunCed npon che �critten aPPlir.a-
�ti�rn oE the ownec or proprietoc aud
the paS�ent in advnnce of the
naio�mt oE $7`�.00 Yor aie �'ear
toc euch ilrice-in tlientre, lr.iyme�nt
to be made tq tl�e V1�ln�„e Council.
Sectic�n 3. A drice-i� theatre is
�ePined �s a loeation hacing a
Qrice-�cay and p4aces fnr the (rirk-
inn uf matcr cclildES aud prociding
Por tLe screen projectiou oP moving
i:ictares and �cmnd broa�cx�tin;.
Sectien 4. THat an5 ul�erntcr or
rnvner oP n drice-in theatre sl�nll
conduct said Pi'emi�es anQ sxid
operatio�s in u 1a1��fu1 mnnoer. He
shall complv a-ith xll regnlations
and statutee of the Btate of 1llin-
nesota. He sl�nll not inaintain any
nuiaunce or noise on �iiQ pi�emiaea,
and shssll st all times ei�niP and
mainkain said drive-in theatre so
that the so�nnd is directed to the
indicidnnl vehicles, and so that
the �ound does not carry 6eyand
the Pt•emises of the propertS� He
chull ncrt permit any intosictting
liqnors or any immucal concl�et
or pi�eticea to erist ou s.dd prem-
ise3.
Sectian 5. 9ny drlve-in tlieatre
locateQ �cithin the villztge limita
mast h: ��e ib businecs offiee on
pro1�i'tS zoned ns commercial ar
in�ttctr3al, in acmrAznce �eiUi the
zaning ordixcance no�v in esiatence
in the �'iLl�age. Howe�reG any such
ilrice-in theatre lceated ov sucl�
co�mnercial or inQnateial Piroperts
mac eatenQ itsolf foc not more Fl�an
t�cn thc��s�ncl feet a�nto [rmperty
zcned �a xresidential.
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Section 6. R'hoerer in ¢np man-
ner siolates or fuils tu comPlc «'ith
uuc of [Le lcrms a& ti�i� pnlin:mce
shall be �unisLerl bS t� fine of not
more ffiau �1W, oi be imlyri�oneci for
not more than ninety daSS. tngether
�vith tLe costs oi prosecutian iu
either esae.
Psssed by the 4iligge Council
this &�th day �of Jaly, 1300.
Carl Idartm ¢gm�
�TTPST:
� S \ r' Cefk
Y�ist�e �n tie olu -ia Heigl�ts
Reeord on [he 4th d��' oT An�uet,
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO DRIVE-IN THEATRES
The Council of the Village of Fridley does ordain as follows:
Section 1. No drive-in theatres shall be erected, maintained or operated
within the Villaee of Fridley without a license therefor having been obtained from
the Village Council by the owner or proprietor thereof* Such licenses shall in all
cases expire on the 31st day of July next after the date of issue.
Section 2. Such licenses may be granted upon the written application of the
owner or proprietor and the payment in advance of the amount of 050.00 for one year
for each drive-in theatre, payment to be made to the Village Council,
Section 3. A drive-in theatre is defined as a location having a drive-way
and places for the parking of motor vehicles and providing for the screen. projection
of moving pictures film and sound broadcasting.
Section 4. That any operator or owner of a drive-in theatre shall conduct
said premises and said operations in a lawful manner. He shall comply with all
regulations and statutes of the State of Minnesota. He shall not maintain any
nuisance or noise on said premises, and shall at all times equip and maintain said
drive-in theatre so that the sound is directed to the individual vehicles, and so
that the sound does not carry beyond the premises of the property. He shall not
permit any intoxicating liquors or any immoral conduct or practices to exist on
said premises.
Section 5. Any drive-in theatre located within the Village limits must have
its business office on property zoned as commercial or industrial, in accordance
with the zoning ordinance,W6 in existence in the Village. However, any such
drive-in theatre located on such commercial or industrial property may extend itself
for not more than thousand feet onto property zoned as residential.
Section 6. Whoever in any manner violates or fails to comply with any of the
terms of this Ordinance shall be punished by a fine or not more than 8100, or be
imprisoned for not more than ninety days, together with the costs of prosecution
in either case.
Passed by the Village Council this 28th day of July, 1950.
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Carl Hartman, Mayor
ATTEST:
Ward McFITIT, Clerk •
Published in the Columbia Heights Record on the Irth day of August, 1950.
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO DRIVE-IN THEATRES • '
The Council of the Village of Fridley does ordain as follows;
Section 1. No drive-in theatres shall be erected, maintained or operated
within the Villate pf Fridley without a license therefor having been obtained from
the Village Council by the owner or proprietor thereof, Such licenses shall in all
cases expire on the 31st day of July next after the date of issue.
Section 2. Such licenses may be granted upon the written application of the
owner or proprietor and the payment in advance of the amount of $750,00 for one year
for each drive-in theatre, payment to be made to the Village Council.
Section 3. A drive-in theatre Is defined as a location having a drive-way
and places for the parking of motor vehicles and providing for the screen projection
of moving pictures films and sound broadcasting.
Section 4. That any operator or owner of a drive-in theatre shall conduct
said premises and said operations in a lawful mariner. He shall comply with all
regulations and statutes of the State of Minnesota. He shall not maintain any
nuisance or noise on said premises, and shall at all times equip and maintain said
drive-in theatre so that the sound is directed to the individual vehicles, and so
that the sound does not carry beyond the premises of the property. He shall not
permit any intoxicating liquors or any immoral conduct or practices to exist on
said premises.
Any drive-in theatre located within the Village limits must have
its busineet office on property zoned as commercial or industrial, in accordance
with the zoning ordinance/jaw in existence in the Village. However, any such
drive-in theatre I. ed on such commercial or industrial property may extend itself
for not more than bee thousand feet onto property zoned as residential.
Section 6. Whoever in any Manner violates or fails to comply with any of the
terms of this Ordinance shall be punished by a fine or not more than t1100, or be
imprisoned for not more than ninety days, together with the costs of prosecution
in either case.
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Passed by the Village Council this 2f2th day of July, 1950.
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Carl Hartman, layor
ATTEST:
Ward Norling, Clerk
Published in the Columbia Heights Record on the Lath day of August, 1950.
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO DRIVE-IN THEATRES
The Council of the Village of Fridley does ordain as follows'
Section 1. No drive-in theatres shall be erected, maintained or operated
within the Village of Fridley without a license therefor having been obtained free
the Village Council by the owner or proprietor thereof. Such licenses-shall .
• -cases expire on the 31st day of July next after the date of issue,
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Section 2., Such licenses may be granted upon the written application el the
• owner or proprietor and the payment in advance of the amount of $750.00 for.as yoir
for each drive-in theatre, payment to be made to the Village Council*
Section 3. A drive-in theatre is defined as a location ha s dritiAray
and
places for the parking of motor vehicles and providing for the screen
of moving pictures films and sound broadcasting.
Section h. That any operator or owner of a drive-in theatre shall conduct
said premises and said operations in a lawful manner. He-'shall comply with all -
regulations and statutes of the State of l esota,': He shall not., rots ,'an9 •
nuisance or noise on said premises, and shall at all times- eq, p and maintain said
drive-in theatre so that the sound is directed to the individual ve} elea. 'and' so
that the sound does not carry beyond the premises of the property..-: He shall not'
permit any intoxicating liquors or any immoral conduct or practices to exist on .` - .
said premises. •
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Section 5. Any drive-in theatre located within the Village linits mustsaufVla
its business office on property zoned as ooasaercial or industrial, in accordance
with the.-Zoning ordinance Air in existence in the Village. .However, any`sue s:
drive-in theatre sated on such commercial or industrial property may ex a itself
for not more than thousand feet onto property steed as residential., . ;
Section 6. Whoever in any manner violates or fails to comply;with any of the°
.terms of this Ordinance -sbell be punished by a fine or not more than $100, be
imprisoned for not more than ninety days, together,with the costs of •prosecutes -
in either- case.
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Passed by the Village Council this 28th day of duly, 1950.
ATTEST: .
earl'Hartman, Ifsler '
gird Norling, Clerk r `s ;: :
Published in the Columbia Heights Record on`the;hth`day of,.August, 1950.
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